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@Si***
- I might allow a bit longer in case it's busy. They still have their own extra forms to fill in and the checks at Stage 1 can move slowly.
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They are looking at your whole entry and stay history, not the calendar.
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Have your address in Thailand details ready for completion of the arrival card (TM6) at Nongkhai.
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@Jose ********
- You must absolutely go before your current stamp expires.
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I think the landlady is talking crap. And you probably don't mean VOA, you mean a visa-exempt entry.
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Using two passports is also not appreciated in Malaysia, incidentally. It's on their computer too and they can spend time going through both passports and questioning your motives.
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You say that technically you arrived on
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(9th August?) - actually, technically you did not. Your last stamp INTO the country from the land border is your arrival date (sometime in September). This matters if you do fill in the forms and apply for the extension.
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Useful lesson for others - the consulate will not do the calculations for you, they just process the request.
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@Dan ***
- Identify a hotel in advance that definitely provides a TM30 for a one night stay (ask in advance, don't assume) and be ready to go book a room.
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It is fairly common for accommodation providers of all kinds to refuse to do a TM30, including some major hotels. But that explanation won't be accepted at Immigration, IF they ask for the TM30. It's possible that you'll need a Plan B.
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